FILMOGRAMS A. STEVENSOJ^ noted l0Cal °"1"r for futu,"« Photo- CHARLESdramatic actor, played ninety plays"* part* within two years with the Bos¬ One of the biK items on Vitagranh's ton Museum and then played prac¬ iiH °f .for Apri! hf ^'Too Much a tically only one role for the next six¬ Business,' seven-reel coinehv a"d babu». with a love teen years in "The Two Orphans." «L?8thrS" il is adapted from Stevenson, now engaged in motion ?h . "John Henry ana picture work, Is playing the role of the R,a«.u.?inVt".I;y' y Karl Uelr Bls" the uncle in "The Gilded Cage." gers MRS. EYALYN F, SNOW, Ohio's censor chief, according to The Wray. with Culien Anne Cornwall is the perennial sis¬ i Srif5th a of Uindis,J*!}" Noah Beery, .\la.ige Bellamy Exhibitors' Trade Review, has furnished brilliant example ter of the movies In her first pic¬ P®"y- maki»K ".Some One to was to Alice " the of in a recent dixit issued from ture she sister Brady; L«ve. a circus story, are finishing on possibilities censorship ipse next she was a temporary member of to have that fifteen location in northern California, pre¬ her office. Mrs. Snow is alleged stated Irene Castle's family tree; then she paratory. it is said, to joining "Howe's the think of the time and that seventy- was a sister to Richard Barthelmess, London Shows." during its tour per cent of people dnly part and now she is playing: the younger of,r southern California. Are per cent never think at all; that censorship is necessary because sister to Gloria Swanson in "The. Gilded Or" t|)e Alio* are not' fit to for themselves" and that she would Cage." "Locked j« title of "tne people judge n=wet Picture. This will permit no criticism of censorship on the screens of Ohio. Of course, Thomas Meighan has completed his Svtfollow i ho Angel ff Crooked .street " and from 'an latest picture, "Our leading Citizen," This young star is again being di¬ this is a statement of Mrs. Snow's position opinions written by George Ade, and will be¬ rected by David Smith, who was rt« avowed adversary. Mrs. Snow may have been incorrectly quoted. It gin work soon in "Manslaughter," for greatest success: Cecil B. DeMille's new production. 5E,?_nsl.The Little Minister." would be fair, therefore, to suspend judgment until the facts can be or at least until Mrs. Snow can directly for herself. The -cigars smoked by Theodore "The Sheik's Wife-' and "Gypsy ras- verified, speak slon, two re¬ * * Roberts, the veteran Paramount char¬ big special productions * * acter actor, during the course of a cently seen on Broadway, New York, MOROSCO, who, it is said, has been analyzing the audience seaion would, it is said, if laid end are now being shown elsewhere in believes that to end, reach from Hollywood to Gypsy Passion." the famous Mm.; OLIVERlikes and dislikes of the theater for thirty years, Kokomo, Ind. Kejane is seen on the screen lor the one of the strongest appeals in the plot themes of the screen is self- first time. finds that a sacrifice re¬ sacrifice. Mr. Morosco, strangely enough, big by Twenty-five school children of Prodi¬ a woman, un¬ a to the A set of still pictures "The a man seeins to have a greater appeal than that made by cently sent signed petition on tfie the drama the sacrificial Goldwyn company asking that a gal Judge" has been placed less she be a mother.mothers of being usually favorite story of theirs be filmed. in the Mount Vernon. Ohio, public li¬ mediums. He finds also that "the older man always must sacrifice; on brary. Jean Paige. Maclyn Arbucki* must in the drama, must be built and Ernest Torren<*e headed the cast the screen, j-outh triumph, happiness Agnes Ayers has started work at of this production. upon pain. These views, of course, are expressed in promoting the the Lasky studio on her new picture Morosco picture "Slippy McGee." If they are lasting, however, there by Beulah Marie Dix, "Borderland." Larry Semon appears in his new pie* be others to furnish later which may modify the reader's hasty Paul Powell is directing. turc as a king, or some sort of lucli may and mighty potentate. He dons an conclusion based on these. _ who is under coat medals * * Patsy. Ruth Miller, epaulet ted covered with * * , contract to Goldwyn, has been bor¬ and gold braid, claps a monocle in his YORK reviewer believes that at least the screen is showing rowed by the Universal to support eye. and, in fact, acts regally ail ANEWsigns of becoming original in giving father his innings. No longer, Hoot Gibson in "Trimmed and Burn¬ through the two-reel fun-maker. her ing," by Hapsburg Liebe. Harry Pol¬ Pretty » Lucille Carlisle plays opposu$ ht says, is the public to be exhorted to be good to»mother, showering lard is directing. him. alternately with kisses and sobs. The world is to be made safe for father and Fannie Hurst has started the good work with a story which Reginald Denny, whose "Leather Jimmy Aubrey, Vitagraph comedian? been under the title "The Good Provider," a Pushers" stories are just being re¬ will himself write his next comedy? has screened Cosmopolitan leased, he wrote "Tropical Love" for Aubrey has written comedies lor production directed by Frank Bcrrzage. Ralph Ince, and has had a story ac¬ others, and feels that he should t>«. * * * * cepted by John Barrymore. able to write a still better one for there a of for Dal- himself. His latest Vitagraph com¬ why is such wonderful spurt publicity Dorothy Jack ton at this is not in the notices "The Man Uncounquerable," edy is "A Charmed Life." JUST on the market time explained press Holt's picture just started at the that pour unceasingly into this department. A recent reviewer says, "Ap¬ dTLARLTE Lasky studio under direction of Eight hundred Arab horsemen ar~ Miss Dalton. bobbed her is now confined to western Joseph Henabery, brings back to the shown in one scene of "The Sheik's parently having hair, been . plays. One wishes she would let her hair grow and return to normalcy." Chaplin' Paramount ranks, after many years' Wife," which is claimed to have * * * absence, Sylvia Beamer, who will filmed in the orient. * be remembered for her characteriza¬ kisses are said to be consumed to the foot ip "When Romance Metropolian. tion of Zada L'Etoile in Cecil B. De¬ Tvor Novello. composer, artist and MORERides." a Hafnpton production adapted from Zane Grey's "Wild¬ Mille's "We Can't Have Everything" screen star, and a member of the casi and later the feminine lead in J. of "Gypsy Passion." is soon to visit fire," than in most pictures. "After lavishing them on human beings the Children s known here some 011 Photoplays. Stuart Blackton's "Missing," America. He is already affectionate parties have a large reserve left and squander as the author of "Keep the Horn* same "This of a band of horse special arrangement Crandall's Ever what Art Acord's mid¬ Is the , horses and dogs." The authority says. story QY know Fires Burning." Mr. Xovello thieves, who steal thoroughbred colts, wobbles from farce to comedy, Savoy, Avenue Grand, Apollo and dle name was? All right, here's the composer of two current London suc¬ to one York theaters will give special per¬ whole story.Artemus Ward Acord. cesses. He has been appearing per¬ from comedy to fantasy and*from fantasy melodrama, until gives famous American recentiv for the formances for children on Tuesday named after the sonally in "Deburau." He up rooting plot." and of the current week, of¬ humorist. acted In a stage presentation of "The $ 3|C $ 5|C Friday Bohemian Girl" in London. in whicii fering' the much-talked-of picturiza- a role in his TOM'S SALOON." a syncopated melodrama, by R. H. Burn- tions of "Little Red Riding Hood" Lon Chaney has dual he played opposite Gladys Cooper, the "T-JNCLE next picture, "A Blind Bargain." a Postcard Queen" of the British stag*-. side and Raymond Hubbell, which is a part of De \Volf Hopper's and 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," film version of Barry Pain's novel, is not a screen with casts of children as the major "Some Party." production. features of the bill. "The Octave of Claudius." The "Restless .Souls" is the title of the double exposure photographed in this, newest Earle Williams picture. At the Savoy and Avenue Grand, be where daily matinees are the custom, picture is said to remarkably special children's performances will skillful. William Duncan has just completed' at "The Silent Vow." He not oniy di¬ at ** a.m., doors open are di- but as¬ JElvena.m. and Cedric Gibbons, Goldwyn rected the entire production, 10:30 At the Apollo York, was both an artist and an of a father This where matinees are not the rector, sumed a dual role, that Week daily chiI<*ren'8 matinees will be architect before he went into motion and son. The illusion is cleverly kei-t - unu¬ Photoplays r? picture work. ( throughout the picture by up at 2:30 p.m., doors open at 2. 'RuDOIPh'ValENTIKO leader trick "Little Red Rfding Hood" is a five- sual double exposures. One Women who use perfume, says Hel- never worked before is the crossing reel Juvenile drama, starring Mary should make a study Burton, a young actress of excep¬ ene Chadwick, of the "deadline." in the middle of th** AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. of the art. One rule that should al¬ which Duncan, as the father, tional talents and charm. "Twinkle, NEXT WEEK'S PHOTOPLAYS. is scene, in METROPOLITAN".Richard Barthelmess. in "The Seventh Twinkle, Little Star" is in five reels ways be observed, she contends, sits in a chair, and Duncan, as the Day," Zoe and The Motion Picture as an Art. that exotic fragrances are not for son, walks in back of him. How thm and Charlie in Shown this afternoon. and stars Ray Dorphia ones are not Chaplin, "Pay Day." Brown. Palace. blondes, and that sweet was done is said to be a technical RIALTO.Mary Carr, in "Over the Hill." Shown this afternoon. Tuesday at the Savoy the bill will for brunettes. secret. be Little Red Riding Hood" and Thomas Meigrhan's latest picture, "A BY REX INGRAM. the finest examples in America of the COLUMBIA.Mae Murray, in "Fascination." Shown this afternoon. Bachelor Daddy." in art. Maurice Tourneur has filmed the Viola Dana, in "Class Houses." and comedy, "The Rainmaker," with a charac- splendidly simple thing and is PALACE.Bert in "The That Failed." Shown this Lloyd Hamiltonr Friday, "Twinkle CORM and modeling: helps In them we see what lies beneath the final scenes of "Lorna Doone" William S. Hart, in "Traveling On." Lytell, Right Twinkle. Little Star" and Ben Tur- teristio in motion picture close- surface rather than the surface itself. back at the Thomas H. Ince studios. are to be seen lat^r at Loew s Palace afternoon. When the screen shows us what lies be¬ Theater. pin, in "Bright Eyes." Tuesday at Metropolitan. ups 100 per cent Richard Walton Tully has gone to CRANDALL'S.Norma Tahnadge, in "Her Husband's Trademark." the Avenue Grand. "Twinkle, Twin¬ Constance Talmadge, in her new hind the eyes and in the hearts of those For instance, the most noticeable whose reflections are thrown New York, taking with him the print Shown this afternoon. kle, Little Star" and comedy. "One First National release, "Polly of the upon it, of his first motion picture production, Stormy Knight"; Friday. "Little Red Follies." racial characteristic of the Chinese then it also is accomplishing something "The Masquerader," in which Guy Wilts and Slithers." Riding Hood" and con.edy. "Birthday head is the high, bony structure of toward tills end. "The Guests and Jungle Pests." The Bates Post is starred. Bar- Game Chicken" is a Paramount the cheeks* a that will be does a man fall when he is METROPOLITAN.Richard picture of Nina Wilcox Putnam's fork's bill will parallel the Savoy's Crandall's. peculiarity has returned to the source of Mabel Normand JJOWstruck heavily on the head? magazine hootch- and the Apollo will parallel the Ave¬ accentuated by light on lot. Mabel says thelness and Charlie story, blending Cecil B. De Mille's Fool's Para¬ Lives to Her Garb. work the Sennett or does Chaplin. smuggling and love, mixed by the nue Grand, except in the m&tter of dise" and "The Fire Bride." coming- from above at all times when Up that "Suzanna," which she is now Does he drop like a log he. Two of the screen's noted stars secret service and topped by a chaser comedies. The York's comedies will this charac¬ 'HAT "clothes don't make the man" filming, will far surpass "Molly O." crumple up and slowly sink to the will appear in the Easter week bill from Cuba to Mass. be hnooky s Home Run" and "Free photographing' particular Dryberg. - a may be true, but make a tre¬ floor? at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater Minor screen attractions are prom¬ and Easy the Apollo's "No Parking'' ter. The top light, by throwing they Charles Ray has completed "Alias this afternoon at 3. Each appears in ised. and Lake's "Easter Fan¬ and Ben Turpin, in "Bright Eyes." Seventh Is shadow under the prominent cheek mendous difference to at least one the final of George MacQuarrle. who plays the NationaL today Day Pay Day Julius Caesar," photoplay his latest First production. tasies," as an orchestral offering. bones makes them more prominent than woman. She is Gloria Swanson, exotic his series for First National. part of Judge Walbrough in "Find Richard Barthelmess will be seen ll/HETHER by accident or by de- "next to last" a clever screen star, whose clothes, it is claimed, "Smudge." Charlie's the Woman," a Cosomopolitan plc« in ''The Seventh Day." and Charlie A Camera Marvel. sign, the Easter week bill at any high-lightir.g make-up picture, was shipped to New York a in Day.'* The bill will CRANDALL'S.Her Husband's artist use in his efforts to the have the unique power of changing her ture featuring Alma Rubens, answers Ch®!?!in "Pay Crandall's Metropolitan Theater pre¬ may gain few days ago. embrace also minor camera sub¬ Trademark." marvels of modern camera same effect. entire personality. the Question with authority. In the! and orchestral con¬ sents a In coincidence. us de¬ jects interesting 'J'HE a study Sculpture teaches that color is In of the star reacts Romuold Joube. who outdoes "Monte production directed by Tom Terrisw, tributions. including Rossini s Wil¬ At Crandall's Theater, the first lenses sometimes prove surprise and the fact that from a life spite herself, "The Isle even to seasoned and The wliole thing: is the result of ceptive, Cristo" in the Pathe special. Is attacked and struck liam Tell," as the special concert three days of Easter week, beginning experienced mask or a fln© portrait bust of a friend to the clothes she has on at the moment. of*Zorda," adapted from Jules Verne's MacQuarrle number. this afternoon, Gloria Swanson will motion picture players. a dual bill featuring two noted stars. j the head with a cane. At thg . we learn more about the Cecil B. De Mille is .. William de of "Nice invariably learned that long ago, famous novel. "Mathias Sandorf," Jon "The Seventh Day" is Mr. Barthel¬ be pictured in her latest Paramount Mille, producer Richard Barthelraess and Charlie character of the original than we knew when she was a feat need member of well known In America through his blow he "wilts and slithers" to the mess' own of Porter Em- release. "Her Husband's Trademark," People/' was explaining the mechan¬ the has his casts. | production ics of a scene Chaplin. Mr. Barthelmess Is billed to before, proves that theory splendid work in the French produc¬ floor in a heap. frson Browne's story and deals with with Harry Pollard, in "Jump Your to Bebe Daniels. of truth in it. If the director wishes her to Joube is also a "That's your said appear in "The Seventh Day," and something portray tion, "I Accuse." do fall like that? asked a the* sharp contrasts in viewpoint and Job." , Wednesday and the remainder long shot," Thus, except in the rare cases when a gawky country it is only neces¬ member of the Comedie Francaise in "Why you de to a camera girl - mode of living of New York's Kay®8' of the week, Sessue Hayakawa will Mr. Mille, pointing Mr. Chaplin In his latest comic ef¬ both sculpture and film are colored, the sary to dress her for the part. Miss Paris. spectator in the studio. and fisher folk be screened for the first time in about ten feet away, "and that's your Kmart set the simple outfit fort, "Pay Day." sculptor and director are working in a Swanson's immediate reaction to the "Because that's the way a man of an obscure little New England Washington as star of Robertson- close-up, indicating another medium and both are a It is not known that Con- at feet. i Now, to all intent! and purposes, monotone striving clothes, it is said, gives her wo^k generally would fall if hit on the head a coastal village. Cole's production of "The Vermillion set back least eighteen for the same result.the one in the that cannot be stance Talmadge is an interpretive witjj. , "That a genuiness duplicated. John jr., (Richard Barthel- Pencil," a spectacle with a love story close-up!"' exclaimed Bebe these two film' plays virtually bear the other on flat simulat¬ trains and formal coiffures add dancer of talent, and would probably cane,' said the actor. "Some years Alden, in« disbelief. round, surface, Long rcess) becomes much interested in of exquisite tenderness, and Larry the same name. Those who labor by ing the form which is not there by an a dignity to the Swanson personality have adopted classical and ballroom ago when I was working in another Patricia Vane. (Louise Huff). His Semon, in "The Show.'" *Ir de Mille had her of and shade calcu¬ that is not assumed for the screen. It as her if she had .PKr0ve J1 camera the week know "the seventh day" Is arrangement light dancing profession studio I saw an actor inured by sister, likewise, is strongly attracted "Her Husband's Trademark" de¬ looki.Tu through tire finder which lated to create an illusion. is there as as the clothes are not found such a successful career on her to a and Even to who bend optical long pres¬ to Reggie Van Zandt. from these rives Its dramatic slashes from the brought up big head "pay day." many In saying that all arts are kindred we ent; And tomboy clothes produce a the screen. In her First National pic¬ falling lamp. The heavy steel an4 circumstances spring a series of love of two men for the same young shoulders absolutely filling the aper¬ their efforts toward the common weal are a The making of the ture, "Polly of the Follies," Constance glass affair hit him on the head and woman. The aim of one ture. The lens annihilated dis¬ uttering platitude. perfect reproduction type. events that are said to be richly hu¬ of the col¬ special by devoting their talents to the gov¬ of fine moving pictures is an art, just In "Beyond the Rocks," her latest does an impersonation of Frisco in an, he fell as you just saw me fall morous and strikingly dramatic lege chums is great wealth, the other tance. At eighteen feet the "close- as is not an art to an star a Another time I was the unwilling ernment both titles are as surely it model picture, the wears wide variety eccentric clog dance. "Pay Day" is the story of a brick¬ strives to becomes a great engineer. up camera gave an image twice as service, pat. inferior statue or write bad music. The of fashionable modern costumes and two witness of a shooting affra>\in Kan aS lens at ' layer. who encounters many harass- James Berkeley wins the hand of the normal set ten For, mark you, yesterday was the big things in all art we know are the gowns of bygone days in short inter¬ John Emerson and Anita Loos are rrancisco. when a policeman. running" ments in his dally routine. girl, but falls to pile up a huge for¬ fee?6 "seventh day*' and also "pay day" for simple things, those which are stripped ludes of the story. As the French off on a tour of France. England. Ger¬ after a gunman, was shot righT. tune; Allan Franklin achieves his Ail going to show that the man them. too. of all the pretenses and affectations of beauty at the court of Louis XV and many, Austria and other European through the heart. The unfortunate and returns to his home, Slass through which As of the Actors' man not like a In' ambition' ihe If the "happenstance" was pre¬ the ,artist. again as a lady of the eighteenth cen¬ countries. president did drop plummet. .RTAT.TO."Over the Hill" and rich. the playing figures are reflected must meditated, It Is clever business; If John Sargent's frieie of the Prophets tury, Miss Swanson literally stepped Equity Association, John is making fact he ran -four steps arter the In "The Vermillion Pencil." Haya¬ be given his share of the credit for In the Boston and the Saints into the character for the time. an investigation of film-producing, bullet struck him and then callapstd a accidental. It la no less valuable to Museum, Mary Carr. kawa assumes three distinct roles. making modern motion picture the man a to ex¬ In the reredos of the Church of St. The clothes made the woman. conditions abroad, while Anita is ab-I like a wet dishcloth." The derives its name who gives thought William Fox's special production play from the ploitation and the stressing of un¬ Thomas, on 5th avenue, New York city, Carr. symbol of death by torture. the Lee Lawrie, are among -Over the Hill." featuring Mary usual angles In picture presentation. by sculptor, am as the "mother." will be shown this D. A. R. Women .ii.iiniiilimiU'iMmiUilllliillini In Impressed week, with Mary Carr appearing American. who think picture pl&y- Director Thomas Joseph Qannon of person twice daily, at Moore's Rialto Orchestra is Theater, beginning today. Today, Charles Ray, In "R. S. V. P."; "pEOPLE"ve a life of abundant leisure the Palaoe endeavoring . Jklwrrs A MOD "Over the Hill" needs no Introduc¬ comedy and latest News Weekly. To¬ *°"'d.e["* surprised on entering a to obtain the exclusive Washington 8H0W___ been William in "A said rights to the orchestrations of A1 Mo- coonnPEi NBEMM tion to Washington, having morrow. Farnum, Stage studio, Mrs. Anthony Wayne who orchestrates seen here previously at one of the Romance." Tuesday. Lois Wilson, In general of quin, selections for TOUT THE WORLD** ofViC?i.pr«8ldentthe American Revolu¬ Paul Whiteman's Orchestra and the legitimate theaters. This Is the first "Miss Lula Bett"; extra, country store. SftJESS"*1the Daughters Hotel it has been shown In "The tion. after a visit to the Paramount Pennsylvania Orchestra, In ICimmll's Theater]"""" AT FOREMOST time, however, Wednesday, Agnes Ayers. Inxn AT E here, with its star, at popular prices. Lane That Had No Turning." Thurs¬ west coast studio with other officers of New York. The Moquln orchestra¬ 2:00 OXLOK LOEW'S COLUMBIA PHOTQPUTS and the tions are released to but one sub¬ K7TODAT. Its theme is mother lovo,* the day, Anita Stewart, In "The Invisible organization. In each of the story is based on the poem of Will Fear." Friday. Jewel Carman. In "No¬ "The tremendous care for details, the scriber larger Ameri¬ ¦ BEGINNING THIS AFTERNOON ¦ Carleton. who lived on a farm and body," and amateur night. Saturday, activity, the constant call can cities. knew intimately the characters that Betty Compson, In "The Law and the upon the physical resources of the nlav- are pictured on the screen* The cen¬ Woman." ers-I think it gave us all a very new GLORIA tral figure of the story, the self-sac- viewpoint of the really hard, wrious riflclng mother, has been declared one Apollo. labor required to make modern motion of the most delightful character, pictures." , Today and tomorrow, Wallace Reld. Thomas Melghan, who was at the ~ studies of the. present day. in "The World's Champion," and SWANSON Present8 as Us offering de lure for Easter The cast is in many time making his latest picture. "Our LEADER Week the first Washington presentation exceptional Liloyd Hamilton, in "The Rainmaker"; Citizen," escorted the of AH This Week Starting Today of ways, four of the star's children, Corinne Griffith. In "Island group that gorgeous, glittering screen butterfly, May Beth and Tuesday, D.ReadingA. R. women through the studio. He Stephen, Rosemary. Wives." and "No Parking," with a showed them the lights, the cameras THE REX INGRAM Lnuella Carr, appearing in various matinee showing of "Twinkle, Twin¬ the r and-everything including "pro? be kle, Little Star"; Wednesday, "The kit, a box on rollers which carrles such Screw* Production of The feature will shown promptly Hills of Missing Men." and Harry dramatic necessities as prop blood first- at 8 6. 7 and 9 p.m. today and on; Pollard. In "Jump Tour Job"; Thurs¬ aid materials nails matches, earth for week days at 1,1 a.m.. 1, 3, 5. 7, and orchestral day. "At the Stage Door," and Gay- making clothes dirty, pins, needles, 9 pm. An Interpretative lord Lloyd, in "Rough Seas"; Friday, thread, a. Bible, marriage licenses, death score will be played by the Rialto .Marlon Davles, in "The Bride's Play," certificates and a hundred other articles Orchestra. and Harry Pollard, in "The Anvil needed for quick use on a set. > Chorus." with matinee showing of COLUMBIA.Mae in "Fas¬ "Little Red Riding Hood"; Saturday, Murray Conway Tearle, in "A Wide Open CRANPAliT/W ¦ cination." Town," and "Torchy Takes a Chance." .. Mae Murray will be pictured at Loew s Columbia Theater this week Avenue Grand. metbopolitm i In Robert Z. Leonard's and I ¦ opulent amazing this afternoon, in "Fasci¬ beginning Today and Tomorrow. Mabel "" .* 10th picturieation for Metro Edmund Ooulding's nation." Robert Z. Leonard's plcturi- Nor- romantic drama of of and zation of the story by Edmund Gould- mand, in "Molly-O"; Tuesday and BEGINNING TODAY Spanish youth passiont ing It Is a Metro screen conception Wednesday, Wallace Reid, in "The 2.30 P.M. to 11 P.M. an«i the cast includes Creighton Hale. World's Champion," and "One Stormy Foote. Helen Ware. Charles K.night," with special Tuesday morn-i Courtnev ing showing of "Twinkle, Twinkle. First National Presents ijine, Emily Fiuroy, Robert W. Little Star"; Thursday. "FASCINATION" t-Tazer. Vincent Coleman. Francia Conway and others. It boasts Tearle, in "A Wide Open Town." and Tuglla many "Coming and "At The story of Dolores De Lisa, the Span¬ of settings of magnWlcence and Bo¬ Going"; Friday. the RICHARD who dared to hemian gayety, in which Miss Murray Stage Door," and Gaylord LJoyd, in ish-American beauty "The Lucky Number." and a morning reveal her charm in the executes a fascinating, exotic dance of Red intoxicating selection and appears gowned In showing ^.ittle Riding Hood"; | BARTHELMESS most dangerous resort in all Madrid.A beauty. Saturday, Ethel Clayton, In "The opulent Cradle," and Lloyd Hamilton, in "The In Porter Emerson Browne's vivid, fascinating classic of the screen. The story concerns the daughter of Rainmaker." j worthy Successor of "Tol'able a Spanish father and an American i the WITH mother. Delores De Lisa, who re-' David/' ' volts against the chaperonage of an aunt, disguises herself In a black Carolina. CREIGHTON HALE wig and holiday garb and attends Today and Tomorrow, Sardou's SEVENTH DAY 'Theodora"; the bull fight, meets and is fascinated Tuesday. Sessue Haya¬ AXD In Paramount'. Spectacular Produc¬ COURTNEY FOOTE by Carrita. a young toreador. kawa and Tsuru Aokl, In "Five Days a Tense Drama Short-length pictures and musical to Live"; Wednesday, Elaine Ham- tion of selections that include an orchestral merstein, Niles Welsh and George AND HELEN WARE overture will be added attractions. Fawcett. in "The Way of a Maid"; Pathe News and Literary Digest CHARLIE The FOUR HER HUSBAND'S A METRO PRODUCTION Topics: Thursday and Friday, Norma PALACE.Bert Lytell in "The Talmadge, In "Love's Redemption," anil Saturday, George Fitzmaurice's TRADEMARK EXTRA. ADDED ATTRACTIONS Right That Failed." "Three Live Ghosts"; Pathe News and HORSEMEN CHAPLIN EXTRA. ADDED ATTRACTION At Lfcew's Palace Theater this aft¬ Aesop s Fables. COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ernoon and the first four days of the Wifft Great Support, in Bis Of the APOCALYPSE LEON BRU8ILOF, DIRECTOJt week Bert Lytell. the young Metro newest and Funniest Comedy With HARRY. POLLARD SPECIAL EASTER WEEK OVERTURE star, will be pictured in "The Right Circle. Gounod's "Ave Maria" and Mendelaaohn'e That Failed." The last three days of Tpday and tomorrow, Mae Murray, RUDOLPH VALENTINO In HI* Veto Comedy Scream "Bpring Song" the week, beginning Thursday, Bebe In "Peacock Alley"; Tuesday, Alice And r Daniels will be pictured, in "A Game Lake, tti "The Hole In the Wall"; PAY DAY LOEW'S NEW EVENTS.TOPICS. Chicken." Wednesday, Wallace Reld. In "Rent ALICE TERRY "J0MP YOUR JOB" OTHER SUPPLEMENTARY "The Right That Failed" may be Free"; Thursday, Conway Tearle, In .OVERTURE FEATURES desorlbed as the ringside romance of "Shadows of the Sea"; Friday, Donald cr WED.THT7R<.FRI*.SAT. H a fighting highbrow. It concerns a Crisp and M«ry Glynne, in "The Bon¬ "WILLIAM TELL" (Rowtnl) First Time at ring champion who falls In love, wins nie Brier Bush." and Saturday, LJonel Finest a girl and then discovers that, in¬ Barrymore, in "Boomerang: Bill." Washington's Orchestra Prices SESSIE HAYAKAWA stead of being a gutter product, he I *. MRSKEY, Popular I In "The Vermillion Pencil." s really a son of aristocracy and heir | Cepdnctnr Cmtliwu Today, S to 11 pa to his grandfather's fortune. Criterion. Path* /Week Days, 10 aoa. «t> 11 ».*.. Larry Semon in "The Show." story l» based on a magazine contri-The]I Knot.Topics of Day Today Only button by J. P- Marquand. It is a| Today and all week, for the first «Ad%ei»tores of Tnnan," Jf«. 10 > Bayard Veiller production lor Metro. (Continued on fourth rage.J